Heart FM examines some recent complaints about motorized scooters on city streets in Woodstock.
It is a problem that faces many when travelling behind the wheel of their car, the backup that can be caused by motorized scooters.
Whether it is used for mobility purposes, or your main mode of transportation you are not alone when it comes to being frustrated by these devices.
As the population ages the need for more scooters will become a necessity, but for now the majority of Woodstock residents feel they should not have to put up with them
Heart FM took to the streets to see why this issue has everyone hot under the collar.
Constable Steve McEwen from the Woodstock Police Service shared that motorized scooters are considered pedestrians, and can be charged if found driving on the roadway.

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